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We invite you to follow the Informative Edition with the main developments up to this hour of the day, where among other things we highlight:
On the 37th day of the protests, Prime Minister Edi Rama declared that he would not resign, while German Ambassador Karl Bergner stressed that the peaceful protests are in line with the values of the European Union. Rama also presented a national program to prepare Albanian businesses for the EU market, while Sali Berisha attacked the proposal to extend the mandate of SPAK prosecutors. Jorida Tabaku accused the government of copying her initiative to support families with children with disabilities. In the GJKKO, Gazmend Oketa testified that Berisha did not intervene in the privatization of the former “Partizani” complex, while Erion Veliaj’s international lawyers requested his release following the Constitutional Court’s decision.
INSTAT reported that 144 foreigners sought asylum in Albania during 2025, while 173 Albanians renounced their citizenship. The World Drug Report lists Albania as a transit country for heroin and among the countries with the highest increase in cocaine seizures. A money laundering ring was busted in Italy where over 18 million euros from drug trafficking were turned into gold bars. Meanwhile, holidays on the Albanian coast have become more expensive, narrowing the gap with Greece and Turkey.
In Kosovo, Vetëvendosje declared that it has the votes to form a government and will seek consensus on choosing a president. Donald Trump warned NATO allies to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, while China tested a ballistic missile, prompting reactions from Australia and New Zealand. In France, jewelry worth 4 million euros was stolen from the Lalique Museum. FIFA lifted the suspension of American striker Folarin Balogun, prompting reactions from the EU, and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized for his comments on a podcast.
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